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Exposure: Alan Moyle

By Zennith Geisler on 02 July 2007

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Sventinceant, Croatia
After a morning of getting lost, getting wet and not finding a good coffee, I arrived at Sventinceant. As soon as I got out of the car, it really started to rain. I managed to find my way into a bar with a few locals, uttered the only Croatian I knew "kava hvala" (coffee please) and had a great espresso! It stopped raining, the light went fantastic and I spent over an hour running through the streets getting shots like this one.

Credit: Alan Moyle, Photobat

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